Malcolm Evans – Aussie Cricket
Malcolm Evans – Aussie Cricket
Most Recent Blogs
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In response to Orwellian National Supporters
I see that National Party apparatchiks are up to their usual disingenuous tricks, trying to suggest that Labour was a worse manager of the New Zealand economy than National;
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Let’s be honest about why it’s so ‘difficult’ to get a new Police chase policy
Now I’m no Einstein, but tailgating a fleeing driver at twice the speed limit on the wrong side of the road suggests you need a new bloody police chase policy because that type of behaviour is simply asking for public deaths.
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GUEST BLOG: Arthur Taylor – Family Court
“ this is nothing unusual Arthur. This is cronyism and is rife and if you are connected , you will get ‘favourable’ treatment”.
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This weeks Waatea news column – Key’s decision to stay away from Waitangi is cowardly
This weeks Waatea news column – Key’s decision to stay away from Waitangi is cowardly
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HNTBAA Season 2 Episode 1
That’s right ladies and gentlemen, New Zealand’s 6th most popular podcast returns bigger and better than ever (well, we updated the theme song) This weeks guest is none other than Liam Finn. We talk about song writing, love and the TPPA.
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TDB Political Caption Competition
TDB Political Caption Competition
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Wednesday 10th February 2016
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Too Little, too late?
I have avoided having a crack at Andrew Little and the Labour Party’s campaign strategy until now as I thought he deserved the right to have a bit of time to establish himself and chart his own course.
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MUST READ – Flagging the TPPA
In the middle of the anti-TPPA march down Queen street was a stooped pakeha woman carrying the New Zealand flag. A few paces in front, groups of Maori marched under the Tino rangitiratanga ensign. These domestically opposed symbols of national identity were,for the moment, standing together against a common threat – the transnational corporation.